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Hey! I'm in Ontario too. Probably not too far from you. I live between Ottawa and Pembroke 😊

Definitely subscribed, you don't get many women only trips so it will be a nice change or perspective. I'm a guy so it would be nice to see things from another pov thna the usual guy trips. Thanks, keep it going.

Another beautiful video, thank you. Those pics of northern lights were just beautiful! Glad you enjoyed your trip. Until next time girl❤

I have missed You! So happy to see you again. Those look bomb girl! Yum

Great video, what map are you using in the beginning ?

Really love your style my friend

Thank you for the video! I've never been to Killarney but maybe I should make the drive 😀 It looks amazing! Have you heard of the ioverlander app. I use it to find places when I'm stopping overnight in my van. Love your videos. Thank you!

i don't think i'm hooked . You have to catch something in those lakes first

That looks like a cozy little site with a great view! In the summer we went to OSA and it is spectacular and worth the trip. We also stayed on George #5 on our last night. I'm going back to Killarney lake this week which is also gorgeous.., Nice drive for you with the auroras!

Man I love the northern lights😂❤

We were on site one 2 weeks ago

With this video I've finished watching all your uploads. Great channel and look forward to more adventures. ❤

Yess! Please do more 30-60 second Shorts.

Fresh subscriber here. Your voice is so calming. Thanks for doing these videos and sharing your experiences. Keep living your Life in Present. I'm sure that's what your Mum would've happily wanted rather than being stuck in 9 to 5. Cheers to Life! 🍻

Wow, this was such a relaxing and educational video for me. Thank you so much. We're planning a Trip to Algonquin Park soon. Subscribed!

Hello from Pembroke. Quick question, the canteen holder you use to cook, I'm just making sure your not using aluminum. I know the army surplus sells some, and if its aluminum, its not safe to consume from long term. Heated aluminum seeps into your food, and can give you Alzheimers. If its not great, thanks for the vid. Take care.

I did 2 nights here solo too late this August, the bass fishing was hooot but no luck with lake trout this time. I've been here a few times especially on Sucker Lake in late October. For others planning fall trips, do wear blaze orange if you hike around. Hunting is allowed here in off season so should have your puppers in blaze orange as well. Sucker Lake is no motor boats so much quieter, Bottle Lake boat traffic fairly light even in mid summer.

That side of the lake is crown land and not owned by the park. locals camp there all the time. just locals camping is all that was.

Thank you for sharing your Story..wish I had the courage to do that!! Your Mom would be very proud..I'm having wine with you lol😂 like a good friend when I can't get out!!! ❤❤

Wow..awesome...I really enjoy your videos..just hanging out enjoying Life BEAUTIFUL Thank You ❤

Wise decision everything is better than regret.

I love watching your videos. Your photography skills on instagram are just amazing.

where’s your canoe

interesting lake .

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Never a disappointment, i find your videos very therapeutic. Thanks for sharing another great video.

The biggest pet peeve is people who blast music in the middle of back country. Beautiful spot 💙

Perfect Timing! 💜💜

Yayy i so look forward to your videos, excited to watch❤

Just watched a first video. You narrate the solo experience very well.Nice to see some fish caught too

Stunning photography, great video, love it!

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I love your videos..so soothing. You should list them as ASMR lol. Thanks for sharing

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Beautiful! Thanks for sharing❤

Hi, I'm a new sub..I really enjoyed this video. I have the exact same dog lol her name is poppy..when I herd him snoring I was like yup that's a regular around here..can't wait for more video's, stay safe girl❤❤

You have a lake right there! Jump in get cool! Beautiful view!

Beautiful. great campsite there. I've never been in on east side yet. I've watched a few of your vids! I went into Big Trout on June 18th in the heatwave and no one there. The birds were incredible then. longest day of the year and they were a chorus every morning starting around 4 am. Don't think they are as full on in August when I always go in. First time going in before August in 2 decades. If you have an Android phone, try the free download of "Merlin" or a couple other ones. It's a bird ID App. records, analyzes, and stores all the birds you are hearing or seeing. I'm getting to know the calls now.

Oh, how i love a big lake thats super smooth like that. You really lucked out on the conditions. Great video style. Subscribed.

what is your canoe…looks nice to carry..I enjoy your videos..I going right here in the fall..thanks for sharing

venus is cool too!

A very refreshing video!Wish I was there

Beautiful shots

Well done. I felt I was right there, even felt itchy! Love to Venus. I will watch for you.

I used to canoe camp in Algonquin, it is a magical place.

At 3:49 I thought that was a huge snake for a quick second. Hahaha

💜💜 You’re such a Joy! Love watching you.

Watching for awhile now good job....

Done the trip over 50 times during 2019 and 2020 with my buddy catch and release fishing. It's well worth the trip for a measly 81m portage especially if you're staying overnight. An extra 5-10 minutes to be on a lake less trodden will always be worth it. This double portage is without a doubt the best one to take if you're planning a portage trip for kids, seniors, beginners etc. Last thing you want to do is be kilometers deep in Algonquin Park with someone who isn't ready for it.

I've been to that park a few times, the first time I went there i camped on Big Salmon Lake, although that was so long ago I don't remember it. The past few times I've gone I went to the west side of the park, so that's the area I know a little bit. It's hard work when you can't drive to your campsite, when you have to either paddle or hike to it, but that's part of the fun, you have to really plan what to bring because you have to carry it. I load up my kayak, piled high with all my gear, with bungy chords holding everything in place, and hope I don't tip. That park is full of poison Ivy, it's everywhere, you really got to watch what you're doing, and don't go walking around in the dark, I got it so bad one year I had to go to the hospital. There's lots of nice hiking trails in that park. I'll probably visit it again sometime this summer.